
Lobutcha Creek and its many tributaries, including Coon Creek and Horne Branch, weave through this rural portion of Leake County. The landscape is defined by small, dispersed communities like Renfroe, Midway, and Sunrise, which are connected by a network of local roads such as Reformation Rd and Battle Bluff Rd. The prevalence of family and community burial sites, from Atkins Cem to the Sunrise Memorial Garden, suggests a deeply rooted local history and a long-standing pattern of family-centered settlement in the area. To the south, the Pearl River forms a significant boundary, with Pole Bridge Branch and Goshen Branch draining the surrounding lowlands. The presence of Jolly Field and the scattered nature of the homesites reflect the enduring agricultural and residential character of this Mississippi interior.
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1962 Edinburg
Leake County, MS

1962 Thomastown
Leake County, MS

1972 McAfee
Leake County, MS

1988 Thomastown
Leake County, MS

1989 Conway
Leake County, MS

1989 Ofahoma
Leake County, MS

1989 Renfroe
Leake County, MS

2024 Conway
Leake County, MS

2024 McAfee
Leake County, MS

2024 Ofahoma
Leake County, MS

2024 Renfroe
Leake County, MS

2024 Thomastown
Leake County, MS